Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 7, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota
Weather Cloudy Wanner the evening Republican third edition v0l Xxxvi Mitchell s. Friday june 7, 1929 twelve pages number 207 lifting boys from ghetto Chica of the find f Seca Valent sires Michie shuns a re h chicane Down the to he bar l Pinion i. The Chi he r num. T his minions fighting crime origins Fate demos try to i what beaches bring Forth to be decided capitalize on by july first Tariff again wealthy furniture maker Hopes to Cut ranks of criminals in two invests time Cash 111 june 7�?<jp a most a the Gold coast forgets Tro but sometimes it re Mem id then it does something r Cang Breeding brother. I get he remembered l. L. Be. One of the Many million win live with Crisp Lake b lore them and the fetid at their backs is going to lie and his millions to 3ys. La Salle Street among is and brokerage offices cd an office to direct his j res in person through it boys club. Any children of his i this 64-year-old wholesale dealer in boyhood who started life n a Little Illinois town the son of an immigrant Cabinet maker and to head a great furniture con likes boys a in a in. Ars liked youngsters and Thev like me a he says. A per i haps that Why in be taken this Way o dispose of my Money instead of something in Stone. Or Valentine and i have discussed the matter thoroughly and we have decided that since we made oar pm it a ?icawewknowuo1 houses provided by t. L. Valentine wealthy furniture manufacturer of better aia Soia tog to a Ith two a pm make its future secure by bidding a. A manhood in the present. What bet in Monument could any Man ask a these Bors in congested Dis to Ira so often the Only playground or hundreds is a single vacant let. Is it any wonder they grow up to become gangsters time As Well a it in t enough to give Only there must be an investment of personal interest As Well i have corned this office for that either immigration basis revitalized executive com will be changed or pro Mittee lays Down three postal will be lost main objectives vote to be decisive after South Dakota by Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., june 7�?within two weeks at most a National origins will achieve one of two fates. It May become a permanent and familiar part of our immigration restriction machinery. On the other hand it May disappear into the ening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., june 7�?efforts to capitalize further on the dissatisfaction of Western agriculture and the anticipated protest to arise against the Tariff Bill if in limbo of Mystic phrases that have i acted in anything like its present at various times played a stirring form Are seen in the announcement Narr in Nnoli Iet a a. _ making air planes is part of the fun poor Chicago Bays have in the club Church and state strife is ended radio Slayer found guilty pact settling the roman j jury question formally signed and presented Vatican City Italy june 7�?0p returns verdict against Wiseman who shot step son Watertown s. D., june 7.�? a the Tine with a. Lurue the i i expect to be every bit j the 60-year old strife Between the j Robert w. Wiseman. Watertown a radio Slayer today was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree. The jury after deliberating More than 17 hours returned its verdict and get just As much plea roman Catholic Church and . 85 italian government was solemnly tried in his new Job ended this Forenoon with Exchange gift of $353,000 for j of ratifications of the s sin n cj1fnrrr in a Ted j treaty of february la by Premier j at 9 a. And judge w. N. Skinner ran1of in is Moo Ocam a muss Lini. And Cardinal Gasparri. J announced that sentence would be passed june 17. Wiseman was charged with r in. Papal undersecretary of state a lined to serve 5w00bgg. I copy 0f the treaty handed j Ler Camo Worth hops Mort Ltd the a g d w1 luf w v to n&Quot.,�� w s of Emanuel Italy s is. J ?f74 Ord Quot run him f Reading rooms and play 1 Jas signed in Seale sin Are by in a radi0 which he said was Dis ii i the boys so a 1s5s.cd sealed y a i Turbine his sleep. The Here Mon was simple and testimony was that Ellis dire Hopes through its Thorf were no speeches and carded Wiseman a order. Wiseman Chicago crime ftritastmina5d"afftttakte then got his Shotgun and demanded a Muj j completion process in which it was Scalp v1 \ Radlo stopped. I figures cited above. National Ori attested the Exchange had been e Sart a phone for police it would materially reduce the made. S Ellis was said to Nave started for immigration emitted from Ger the formality momentous for him in what the defense contended a Many. Irish free state Sweden Beck n the or. Five years pre Gram to slice Recd i Usif. Of part in politics. A National origins has had some five years of controversial history in Congress. This week there will be a conclusive Roll Call in the Senate and next week a conclusive one in the lower House. Thereafter on july i a National origins either will or will not become the permanent basis for determining How Many immigrants from each european country May enter the United states each year. The controversy is Between two formulas one of which is a National origins and the other is a two per cent of the census of 1890.�?� the controversy is not Between More immigrants and fewer immigrants. There is As senator la Follette said a widespread impression that a further restriction of immigration is involved but a that is not True in any material sense. The a census of 1890�?� basis admits a total from All Europe of something Over 1j3,-000. The a National origins basis would admit a total of something Over 153.000. That difference of roughly ten thousand is not material and does not appear As a fundamental Point in the debates. How it would work the really fundamental Issue so far As there is one is hew Many of the total shall be admitted from each country with reasonable compactness. A census of 1890�?� is the basis now in effect. If this be abolished and if National origins be used instead the following changes will result. Use of a National origins would reduce the annual immigration out of Germany from 51,-227 Down to 25.957 Irish free state from 28,567 Down to 17,353 Sweden from 9.561 Down to 3.314 Norway from 6.453 Down to 2,377 Denmark from 2,789 Down to 1.181. Those Are the principal reductions that a National origins would bring about it would also bring about one striking increase. A National origins would increase the annual immigration out of great Britain and North Ireland from 34,007 up to 65,721. There Are other changes with respect to other countries but All the others Are comparatively immaterial. The heart of the debate Between the two systems As respects their bearing on immigrants coming to the United states lies in the new move for Cut in naval armament due Elevation of Macdonald Likely to mean action in near future is close to Borah Washington d. C., june 7.�? a some Early moves looking to redaction of International naval armaments Are confidently expected in informed Circle hers to be made in the United states and great Britain. Private and ices Are Maer pitted As in heating that the new English Premier Randy Macdonald in let lain of thy victorious Tabor party los ready to grasp for leadership in i the naval reactions car to Ign. The decoration Day address of president Hoover is regarded As a move by him to take he initiative n the Prospect Quot a race of disarmament and to a euro the new English government of a Friendly attitude on this question by his administration it is a coked upon As the opening move for new discussions Between the two leading naval Powers. In Boadi with Borah or. Madden lid is known to have been in close communication for some time with friends and Public leaders in this country exchanging i views. His Inte a interest in this method of keeping in touch wit trends of opinion is indicated by i the fact that he and chairman bathing suits were made to be looked at not merely worn. Here arc Borah of the Senate foreign Reja that the democratic party working from its rejuvenated Headquarters i Here plans an Active Campaign to build up an organization in the Northwest especially in the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin. The announcement was made this week through Jouett Shouse head j of the democratic executive committee which has just established Central Headquarters Here. Shouse who is a former representative from Kansas expects to reveal detailed plans in the near future. Three main objectives three main objectives have been mapped out by the democratic executive committee according to Shouse an aggressive Campaign in the Northwest being one of the three. Continued activity in this Section he believes will not Only place the party in a Strong position for a fight in the 1933 presidential Campaign but will also enable it to pick up a few congressional seats in the by elections next year. The other objectives of the democratic organization As announced Are the re capture of the Southern states which deserted the democratic standards in 1928, and the strengthening of democratic footing in the Border states of Kentucky Missouri and Tennessee. Emphasis in the Northwest will be placed mainly on economic issues the democrats now expect. Although they say it is Early to predict what will ultimately result from the special session of Congress they anticipate making a Strong fight on the debenture stand of the present administration and a a disc rim in , Tariff granting increases on0� approved the conference immediately on the Rushmere two which would pass the most severe test. At the left is a Lemon yellow and Cool Green Wool Jersey suit which fills the Bill in every respect if your inclined to be sort of conservative. If you re not the Little Cerise suit on the right which so closely resembles the Bungalow apron even to the strap arrangement at the Back would make you the envy of All your Battiest friends. House passes farm Aid Bill Senate Bill must act on conference agreement eliminating debenture Washington d. C., june in up a the House today without a rec Rushmore work to be expedited commission holds meeting in capital a texan is elected president Keystone s. A. June 7�? i telegraphic orders to Start work murder suspect escapes at sea the Romen Catholic world and themas a menacing attitude. Wiseman italian state occurred in the Hall fired killing his Stepson instantly. Of congregations in Cardinal Gas i a second shot wounded Quentin Parri s private apartment in the Ellis the victims brother. Radio Man wanted for Vatican. Slaying of former Iowa first visit to Vatican Giel. Is missing i it was the first time the italian Norway and Denmark. The bulk of the reductions from these countries would be absorbed by almost doubling the number permitted to the maximum penalty is four come from great Britain and North rears in the state Penitentiary and i Ireland. The minimum two. The court May j theoretically logical loj Angelo Calif. June 7�?up a Premier had Ever set foot in the also impose a year in the county these Are the figures involved in jail with a Fine of $1,000. J the controversy. The debate How the trial lasted five Davs. With i Ever deals largely with the relative the state asking for a verdict of logic of the two methods of fixing manslaughter in the first degree. A. And in failure to arrest William l. Tallman radio Man suspect d work on new rail Rimes bean head 1 Vatican. His automobile made a a a a its homicide squad i Swift sweep Over the Rocky Road pc. ,?r suspension for j behind St. Peters bringing up re nce Quot in the invest Short in the courtyard of san a ligation of the slaving of mrs. Virgie so. Irina fahd. Formerly of Sioux City there monsignor Beniamino Nardone. Secretary of ceremonial affairs officers and men of the Swiss guard and other Vatican Atef. Tames Lyons a who fiches received him with the Hon Quot ran moves tight yrs customary to chiefs of govern a. A night said bean merits under the Vatican protocol. Hen in Possession of Tallman a i in Duce a a i his suite ascended Fand description and had Bec the so called Roble stairway and Essof the Quot grading completed be where Abouzia four wa5 conducted to the Hall of the tween Yankton and Pierce neb. A sailed from san congregations a vast sumptuous within 60 Days they said today. It room we Ith damask hangings j hoped that a Start May be made and a dark carpet having at on laying the rails by the Middle of one end a most valuable Ivory Cru at the Yankton end Eifim. It was in the same Salon i of the line. That the Cardinal on feb. 9 com by the first of next week eight will be on the the products of the Industrial East. Demo optimism grows the More the democrats apply study to the 1928 election figures they say the More optimistic they become Over chances for some Success in the four above mentioned states within the next few years. Although unwilling to apply the word a a probable to their claims at the same time democrats Here consider the Chance of electing democratic representatives from these states a engagingly possible a and assert that All of these states May fall behind the democratic Banner at the next presidential election. As a Concrete illustration that a Strong anti administration sentiment is on the Rise in these states the democratic leaders Here Point to the enormously increased democratic poll last year in South Dakota and Wisconsin for example. This result they say was brought about in the face of an Eastern candidates bearing the democratic Standard a situation which they do not believe will obtain in 1933. Tariff unsatisfactory a More recent indication of dissatisfaction with the administration viewpoint Shouse and his advisors report on the farm Relief Bill from which the Export debenture plan has been eliminated. The Bill reached the Senate late today and senator Mcnary of Oregon had it made the order of business in the Senate. This action assured Quick Senate consideration of the Compromise measure. How soon the Senate would reach a vote was conceded to be conting it upon the attitude taken by advocates of debentures. Proponents of Early enactment of the Bill into Law expressed Confidence however that a margin of Vot s would be available to prevent an deadlock betwee the two branches in the Bill. It w Ould authorize an appropriation of $500,-000,000 to be made available to Heln agriculture. The Senate which wrote the debenture proposition into the measure still must act on the conference agreement. Administration leaders however Hope to Muster sufficient strength to sustain the conferees. Memorial near Here were received last nig amp to by j. Dennison from major j4 g. Tucker Engineer for Gutzon Borglum who was in Washington attending the first meeting of the Federal Board on the memorial. All available men were started at work this morning and or. Dennison said a full Force would be working by monday. Washington d. C., june 7�? up a work on the it. Rushmore National memorial was ordered expedited yesterday at a meeting of the commission with president Hoover. The president named Julius Rosenwald of Chicago temporary chairman. The commission was created by an act of Congress appropriating $250,000 from the Federal Treasury provided a like amount is raised by Public subscription. Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota who represented the state commission said that about $75,000 has been expended by the state the quotas. Undoubtedly a National say is found in the stand of West origins is theoretically More Logi pm republicans on the Tariff Bill As Cal. A two per cent of the census just passed by the House. It is of 1890�?� is confessedly an expedient significant they explain that the i inf la Rule-0f-thumb. The census of 1890 Republican boaters were entered method is easy to state. According these four states mainly and Indi Yankton s. A. June / in with there is admitted from each Active of considerable pressure from several outfits working on the Grade country two per cent of the num their local constituency that they Between Here us Wausau officials 0j natives of that country who1 should rebel against the present of the % Yankton. Norfolk and South pm Railroad company expect to have be on cab i to Lima i of calf car aboard the Steamer a last tuesday. Id had been held a locked stateroom. Pa5 Misc i at san for Captain i Iio a took tight for Meed g mid Pom slaver. To a l. A amp Sori Quot a ten hot Itaf what of Cyffic. Corneal state by. To r Whiten b $ Tali a p san f Beld. N the ship docked in Iii. W w so wednesday j munic ated to the Quot diplomats accred-1 grading outfits p. Arr fran of detectives Al Slaton Over direction of the in Mic feeding bean an lit Iona clues which heed to Tallman As the Lese included signatures Taxman and c. On the Register at Tau i and at the Rooming re mrs. Patty s body was son of the signatures Iti nent similarity Staten a Bilush they had been the same person. Strand brother in Law was questioned regard my ram he received from while the Admiral Ben route from san Pedro . Strange was not j ram read cd of murder. Stop pub j = Ige attorney meet me at j a Emo. Not of happened to be living in the United House leadership which is now As states when the census of 1890 was Strong As it can be under the exist taken. The a National origins a ing rules and rivals the heyday of Sis is much More Complex and Mere previous powerful House speakers difficult to state. One can put it i at any rate it is certain that the roughly As follows experts in the democrats intend to achieve a More census Bureau were instructed to compact organization in the mid make an estimate of How much of West with More arduous Endeavor the total b cd of the United states than they have manifested since is English How much German hew the Bryan period. In its present form with the de group and the Federal fund has venture eliminated the Bill is held been drawn upon for a similar to be acceptable to president Hoo ded to the holy see news of the i ground officials said. Two Engin conc listen of the Lateran agree Cering Crews Are in the Field and a ments larger office has been opened in the much swedish and so on. The experts made their estimate and re has eyes on we est to what extent their plans Are ported that America is about 43 i cased on sound political observation per cent English and North Irish in j and to what degree on a natural it the threshold of the room old first National Bank building about 17 percent German in reaction from their close Alliance Premier Mussolini was greeted by t0 accommodate the office staff. Origin about to percent South Irish with the democratic East in the monsignor Duca. One Francesco Borgon Gini j the tit?1 i or. Origin about 2 percent swedish _ of the Mast Active Par the and so on f�111 this estimate a # a a a a in. I Lars pc c6n. Iacobucci he 6 tem flip Nati Firisin formula fi#1�? do pants in the framing of the e la u to assist with the work on Ceresn a Naig tvs by Tan and a eran pacts and monsignor Giu Yankton Norfolk line. Clares that Grea in talk. Seppe Pizzardi. Under Secretary of c last Campaign cannot be ascertained. Observers Here say. The selection of Shouse to manage the executive committee and the shuffling amount. Ver. Joseph s. Cullman of Texas was appeals for debenture elected president of the National during House debate on the re commission and c. M. Day of Sioux port. Representative Jones of Tex Falls Secretary. The principal Busi As a democratic member of the Ness of the commissions session agriculture committee again a was the turning Over of work that pealed for approval of the Export i has been done by the South Dako debenture proposal. He declared to state commission to the present cheaper rates were Given by rail i group appointed by president Cool roads to steel products and various Edge shortly before his retirement manufactured articles shipped for from office. Export than were accorded Agri others present at the meeting cultural products. Were Fred w. Sargent of Illinois the Texas member denied that John a. Boland of rapid City the debenture plan was a subsidy i mrs. Loring Jones a Koontz of Tex various members of the Confer As representatives r. Johnson ence committee explained the and William Williamson of South changes made in the Bill to con Dakota and Gutzon Borglum Bushel to the Peak of the current form to the conference agreement sculptor in charge of designing the j upward swing when unofficial Esti and declared that the measure in i memorial. A mates of a 173,500, Bushel yield tons committee have been correspondents for three and a half years. In his recent Campaign the labor Leader declared for a settlement of the naval difficulties Between the United states and great Britain. That was one of the main planks of the labor platform and private advices received since the election indicate that the new English prime minister intends to act quickly on the naval problem. Move up to Britain while the recent utterances of the Hoover administration arc regarded As giving notice to the new government of great Britain that naval disarmament is an acceptable subject for negotiation it is understood that the president regards the next move to be up to great Britain. He has made a general declaration of policy for naval limitations. His Secretary of state or. Stimson has issued a statement showing the enormous costs of naval armaments and pointing out the economic disadvantages of a race Between the world Powers in navies. But the administration is not making any preliminary sacrifices in anticipation of new armaments limitation. The new 15 Cruiser program is going ahead and it will go ahead until a new armament treaty is signed. Communications unusual the Exchange of correspondence Between Ramsay Macdonald and senator Borah both leading figures in their governments for Many years past is regarded As unusual As Well As interesting. There Are indications that these two political leaders of the two English speaking nations Are in general Accord in their views although senator Borah will not discuss their relations. There is much conjecture As to whether the communications will continue Between the two now that Macdonald is the responsible authority of English government. There is also discussion As to a whether this would be in violation of the Law a question which was raised but not pressed to a decision when senator Borah communicated with the recent president of Mexico. Kansas estimates Check �?o$2 wheat Chicago i june 7�? up a prophets who foresaw a bumper wheat crop in Kansas brought Grain prices into a downswing today after a hopeful Early Rise. Wheat value had advanced As much As i 7-8c a r4 Shinalt Troa of whens in Fuu cloudburst wipes Jica. Germany 16 percent. South ire out n. Bridges dds a in Perceil to Sweden 2 percent wore their Short half full Mandan n Dot june 7�?mr a had to do something with Hon . Four Railroad Bridges were report the difficulty is that while a Una at the conclusion of the ice Quot washed out and trans continent tonal origins is theoretically log ionization in the Northwest with a 1 r Ito escorted Talon no an a trip. It uni Cne a front icon Mattox non sufficient funds for a concerted at North Ireland shall have 43 percent of chairman Raskob in the Back a of the total immigration to Amer ground is indicative proof without need for Public statement however that the party has its eyes at present on the West they believe. Party leaders found out during the last Campaign that an Active or its final form was essentially the j �?-0- same As when it originally was de Molay session passed by he House. _1t. To several a a noes on in rapid City the House disposed of the Mea. Rapid City s d june 7.�?up sure after Little More than an hour the state Molay convention of of discussion. No Clit was made ened night with Early Reg to ants attending a theater party. An a he p Pirp Mph or. Edward Ashley of Aberdeen by though revers noes were he amp re a Fop Meiy Vepr of the Council beztejnoa0n w3s made th8t p _0_ attended by South Dakota officers Ync a Sci up Rhi Imp and chapter delegates. V1aj. A Olla a Uriyu business sessions addresses a Over for murder tool exhibitions and entertainment a gab make up the program which will no a Erera monsignor Nardone bowing of rain on Western North in obliged to use some guess work More successful in 1928 there 04 a a a a a elsewhere cd far As electoral votes1 Valparaiso ind., june 7�? Pic mrs. Catherine Cassler of Chicago i today was bound Over to the Porter 1 county grand jury in connection with the murder of miss Cameola Wear her forecast South a Cucu Light Vea 3a�? Arear Quot vie so 2 South Althea Harris v Kola partly Cloudy to ight and saturday Rmer saturday in exertion. As he entered his limousine and Dakota and Eastern Montana last going Back to colonial Days they was whisked away. I night. Immediately effective _ from the moment of the Exchange the Lateran treaties end into full vigor and effect. The new governor of Vatican City com i me Datore Camino sen Rihl entered officially upon his duties and the Swiss guard took up posts at the new entrances to the Vatican Hie great Bronze doors a Peg bulls a were obliged for example to make assumptions from names. In the debate this week. Senator Walsh j of Montana criticizing a National or a at Shouse plans to follow up with elicited an admission from ado. Endeavours and funds in an close tomorrow evening. $35,000 in liquor seized on tug go. They were gratified with the ii a t to was remanded to largest popular vote the party has without Bond awaiting action of Ever polled. It is with this in mind a a re senator Reed of Pennsylvania who leads the defense of this formula. Senator Walsh asked what nation named Smith whose name appears Cleveland. Ohio june 7�? pm the tug Neptune with a cargo which the grand jury. Coast guardsmen said was Canadian g. E. Bornholt. Local Justice of the liquor and ale valued at $35,000 was or peace ordered mrs. Cassler bound captured today in the biggest haul Effort to rebuild a fighting a Limo Over on an affidavit which had Here in eight years according to a 10 a Una a Enghung demo been filed against her last tues Captain John Daly who made the Day charging that she had fatally i seizure. A Man who gave his name shot miss Soutar last month and As George White Leamington on cratic organization. Pimp although Many observers question the Success of democrats efforts laity would be assigned to Aiman oiei7ev"yiilthe in a swamp land i tat to was found aboard on the census Rolls of 1790 senator the same time they admit that of pc ter county try Cloudy tonight and probably showers in sex of St pet portion cooler tonight out upon the c. Haf a dear sirs a a Emral and extreme or s Square Rej a in Ned c us ii l ii j. To ions slightly Imp tar so for 59 Quot Ere a opt Ned sold both bulls yesterday wide As a significant Symbol of the Reed replied that the experts treat economic developments might place de that name As sometimes English be party in a position to make land sometimes German depending advances if it has the on the part of the United states in j proper nucleus to beam with. Which it is found. The name a a Colet a Northeast and East. Portions Minnesota ions Ger ice cd a r Eft to in Anc s Cero m Nebraska fair tonight pos Sib re or erne Northeast por Day partly Cloudy to Bly showers in North baseball results new War debt pact _ is finally signed american league h g Paris France june in a a the St. Louis136 461 000�?15 18 i experts report liquidating the Long Philadelphia too 400 200�? 6 12 2 controversial reparations problem Gray and go Kiang Ehmke or that has troubled the peace of eur Oil Quinn Rommel and Coch rope for the past ten years was Rane. not Ppd a re run i is usually treated As English but Lindy and Bride new state of tilings. So do not need a re run. I s0metimcs traced Back to the hoi re tiqi7 run a a Kirr Observatory Romano this after services. Land keel a i cruise off Maine Peon published the full text of they. The census experts had to take Portland. Me., june 7.�?of a the Lateran accords the documents re. Pay to advertise. Account of infinite complexities of motor Cruiser Moquette with colonel at the hotel Glt Orre a Cleveland. At pc to ratification and the new of nil inter marriage during a Century and Charles a. Lindbergh and his Bride new York. Rising temperature in Law 0f the papal stat which was touts a half. They had to take account the former Ann Morrow aboard of men Emrih Rix the Navmeet i Hudlin and u 1 portions. Prepared by the lawyer trances Ben f. Whitlow of a Facie was a going East along the Maine to it Germany must make the Sherod and Dickey is sans .400 030 0 in Kansas were published and the Market swung Back to the level of its finish yesterday. Wheat closed at the same Price to 1-4 cent lower than thursday with july contracts at $1.08 3-8 to 1-2 and september at $1.12 5-8 to 3-4. Corn fared a Little better finishing 1-2 to 7-8 higher july futures at 90 1-8 to 90 1-4 cents and september at 91 3-8 to 1-2. Sanguine predictions that wheat might reach $1.75 or even $2.00 a Bushel expressed in new York by Albert r. Erskine Studebaker motors head were partly responsible for the opening Advance. Unfavourable weather and strength at Liv retool helped the upward movement. Senater passes lame Duck Dart Washington d. C., june 7�?of a the Norris Resolution to abolish what have become known As the lame Duck sessions of Congress was adopted by the Senate today and sent to the House. The vote was 64 to 9. Lame Duck sessions Are the three month sessions every second year in which members who were Defeated in the november Quot congressional elections still retain their seats until the succeeding March 4. The measure has been adopted four other times by the Senate but killed each time in the House. It also would provide for the changing of the inauguration Date for the president and vice president from March 4, to january 15. Sen 006 Ooi 0 a Foj. N0rrisi Republican. Nebraska w,j0ral temperatures or nun and minimum temper As recorded by the official a thermometer from 7 a a or Roay to 7 a in. Today of Roum Quot up Mph 55 Foj Tea Tiv the financial provisions of Tho -0 or. Whitlow advertised or i reran treat ifs by which the Vati Val Ved Bonds for 1.000,000,0x1 Sor. Ecipio today 58 .02 inches Precipio january i 8 14 inches irs u Ion fic ency since Jan i -22 i two top buggies but the err pre Vea onus ii. A a., ,. A a lire about $52 000.000 75o..ox pubic Oes not take kindly sau4v�?o4 kith a see in the to such slow transportation is of it her Vatican la , f0t, had open a running account with that for Breeding Stock Are bang Institute _ ing excellent results with grave doubts As to the whole Alue of these computations for the purposes o Allied creditors for the next fifty nine years were affixed at 5r50 p. Washington in. 10 50 a. M. S. To Prudholme and Shea and Tate. 3ewell Wells is author of the measure. .003 0 .602 0 Braxton today in Congress it f it. N and roads Lorf roads associated press in we 7am 67 70 55 9 62 to jeer. 50 48 .16 Good girl found bound but few exceptions. In Alley murdered double service sold a Fine Detroit Mich Jun for Ellis g. Henline tonal ongins -raimc4crk was round slain Early of it. Vernon the buyer migration act Dierx we a Senate receives census reap por today in a Iai Lel i a scorning 50 mile to get him. Tion ment Bill passed by House with by the associated press Friday House takes up farm Bill conference report. Senate votes on constitutional amendment to end a flame Duck sessions of Congress. Senate continues debate on National origins quota basis in in 3 28 a do Unce Doeann to matter if ism cite 52 75 58 62 my. 64 79 50 58 55 51 x Good gag had been forced into her Mou a ii soft 1 attendants at the hotel said the a3 Good girl left there shortly after Midnight .90 Good with an unidentified Man. Commerce com mrs. Lindbergh a father ambassador Dwight a. I Orrow. The Cruiser made York Harbor last nigh tand colonel Lindbergh took on supplies sufficient to run him to North Haven about too Miles up the coast. Wealthy resident at Yankton Dies Yankton. S. D., june 7.�? a a Nelson j. Cramer. 87, wealthy real estate owner and attorney Here died at his Home last night following a general breakdown a few Days ago due to advanced age. He a been a resident of Yankton for 54 years and had extensive property i holdings in Yankton fliers will get weather reports i. _. _ Huron s. A. June 7�?64p�?local j Chicago at Boston in postponed. Preparations Are being made to u71tuim Umpir Cav natural Lka be. Ive weather observations As an Aid within week say a h e to stations along the Tran Contin new York n. june 7.�?up Sowton 016 Ooi dcx�?2 to 4 rental air lines. M. E. Blystone. Or after a Dav of conflicting reports. Pittsburgh 203 too Fox 6 9 i Teoro Logist in charge of the state about the illness of Bab Ruth the Brandt and Taylor Brame and weather Bureau Here announced to Ruth will play new York Yankee club gave out an i authoritative statement from the Philadel Tiia players physician asserting that Cincinnati the slugger is not seriously sick and , May be Able to play again a within and Dixon. A week. Quot Brooklyn the doctors report was that Ruth was suffering from a slight muscular heart trouble aggravated by a bad cold. O and you have what someone Mittee continues hearing on Feder i t i ii i 3 con wants. Use the Blank i proposal eliminate player award Cincinnati of. June 7�? Abs a Douglas. A onal league club owners decided to Hutchinson and Charles mix coun-1 eliminate the most valuable play Day that All plans have been made Oil 013 except to determine How Early morn too 101 my messages shall be sent. Davis Donahue a Jaklin of Omaha who is in charge of the concentration of Ooi 002 of weather reports there conferred Chicago my Iet yesterday with or. Boys one a mid Telegraph officials. The usual by cd y a son p a Inion. Schedule was a. Proved except for the hours after Quot it Yorkjr j la p. In. When the local Telegraph St. Louis. Too 0 i amp r a communications commission i to much of it acquired in the ear Jer award this year at their annual Vin and Ivan Albright one a Nish daily meteorological data As a a Lydas. I june meeting Here today. Painter the other a sculptor Aid to fliers. Hubbell and of Parrel Sherdel and Wilson. A a to a a a a Chicago boars twin artiste ight on Painter the other a sculptor. Office closes. Or. Jaklin planned to go to rapid City for a similar investigation. Huron and rapid City Are the mar South Dakota stations that will fur